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Tour Guide - Miki K.

Joined 2023

Miki K.

5.00 / 5

(1 reviews)

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Tokyo (Living)

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English, Japanese (Native)

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15 hours on average

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About Tour Guide Miki K.

Hello! I’m Miki, a government licensed tour guide interpreter, who has already provided more than 200 tours. I am a very friendly and reliable person. I enjoy my job and love meeting people. I can customize tours according to your interests. I hope to meet you soon!

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I can provide tours according to your interests!

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All tours can be customized for you. Send me a message with your requests!

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Art, Culture, & Historical

Art, Culture, & Historical

Kabuki Single Act Viewing and Introductions to Kabuki

Kabuki Single Act Viewing and Introductions to Kabuki

Kabuki is one of the traditional Japanese performing arts, registered as a UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage. I’ve seen Kabuki for many years and I also work as an English translator for a prestigious kabuki actor’s lectures, HP and FB. I will pick up suitable performances for the first viewers and provide some background information so you can enjoy it more. I also reserve seats for you. Please note that one act viewing tickets are only reserved a day before the show.

Kabuki Single Act Viewing and Introductions to Kabuki

FROM$13/ per person

FROM$13/ per person

Kabuki Single Act Viewing and Introductions to Kabuki

Kabuki Single Act Viewing and Introductions to Kabuki

Kabuki is one of the traditional Japanese performing arts, registered as a UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage. I’ve seen Kabuki for many years and I also work as an English translator for a prestigious kabuki actor’s lectures, HP and FB. I will pick up suitable performances for the first viewers and provide some background information so you can enjoy it more. I also reserve seats for you. Please note that one act viewing tickets are only reserved a day before the show.

Kabuki Single Act Viewing and Introductions to Kabuki

FROM$13/ per person

FROM$13/ per person

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Katherine L.

5 / 5

Apr 20, 2025

Kabuki Single Act Viewing and Introductions to Kabuki

“Kabuki show”

Miki is a lovely tour guide spoke English well. Miki explained everything about Kabuki threate. She helped get our ticket for the show. I would recommend this tour to anyone.

Miki K.

Thank you so much for your kind review, Katherine! It was absolutely my pleasure. I am happy that I could show you one of the best and brilliant programs. I hope you’ll have more chances to see different ones in the future. All the best - Miki

Tour Guide - Miki K.

Miki K.

5.00 / 5

(1 reviews)

Date

People

Available Areas

Tokyo (Living)

Languages

English, Japanese (Native)

Response Time

15 hours on average

Availability Updated

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